Bitch acting like Stephen King mad at Kubrick over The Shining.
King wrote that book, he has ownership over it.
She merely translated it lmao.
3000 years, no IPR on it now. Anyone can interpret it however they want lol.
Acting like Nolan did her creation wrong lol.
'The Odyssey' Translator Emily Wilson Slams Christoper Nolan's 'Abysmal' Screenplay: 'I Would Be Ashamed to Have Written Any Part of This Script' https://t.co/mjYTWw8Md9
@wtflanksteak I respect her expertise but why is she behaving like Stephen King mad at Kubrick for The Shining. King wrote the book, he has ownership.
She just translated it. Acting like Nolan defiled her beloved literary creation.
It's 3000 yrs old, anyone can spin it the way they want.
Dude's best movie is a 2.6/10 rated horror movie slop on IMDb. He thinks he's on par with an Oscar winning director and actress and can critique them.
Peak Dunning-Kruger effect.
Ive been making movies and directing actors (famous and non famous) for over 20 years and if I had gotten this delivery, we would have been doing it again after I gave her more direction (something Nolan doesnt do)...this is not good...it is over the top and cringe-worthy ... #theodyssey
This is Sheikh Farouk Ramadan.
Yesterday afternoon, he and his family were attacked by settler-terrorists on their own land. Farouk managed to disarm one of the attackers. He took the settler's rifle and shot and killed two terrorists in a clear act of self-defence.
In response, Israeli soldiers murdered him and three of his family members. Israeli government and media portrays him as the terrorist, and the actual terrorists as the victims.
Don't let them push this narrative. Farouk had the full legal and moral right to resist against the genocidal terrorists who invaded his land.
@Duhlorean98 If you watch it in shitty camrip everything feels worse. Saw this two times in the theatres, didn't notice anything.
Also, you're going to teach Jennifer Lame editing now? She's edited multipl Oscar-winning films and herself is an Oscar winner.
@astronomystery But he was a master carpenter and Athena helped build it, who btw is also the patron god of carpentry, woodwork and craftmanship.
So it better look like it came out of a 3D printer.
@cmaprice@Poseidon_GotS@Panagiotou90St I think the movie makes the case that Helen went of her own volition. Penelope spells that possibility out and the fact that she was likely abused and disfigured by Menaleus after the war also lends credence to this.
So Paris may not have done anything wrong.
@Poseidon_GotS@Panagiotou90St Except the movie also lays it out that Helen probably ran away with Paris and was not abducted. The fact that Menaleus punished and abused her after the war is even more evidence of the fact.
So what Zeus' law did Paris break?
@Panagiotou90St Except there is no explicit god or goddess in Nolan's Odyssey.
If there were actually spelt out characters like Poseidon and Athena etc and their machinations shown, your comment would make sense.
For all we know, it isn't even Athena. Just Odysseus' PTSD manifesting
@levisagestyle He ate 3-4 of his men, killed another couple, and when they were leaving spat out half a helmet just to spite him.
Did Nolan to spell it out on the screen for you to understand why Odysseus shot the arrow?
@xiu_shoegaze It felt like Nolan just wanted to rush through that part for some reason.
He could have easily made this a 3.5 hr epic, people would still have seen it the same.
I know IMAX film limits 3hrs and all but come on they could have found a workaround.
@JoseSanche89405@xiu_shoegaze Spamming the same three comments everywhere lol.
Northman this and that. Guess what? Northman tanked. Nobody saw that BS and nobody would have seen Eggers' Odyssey either.
@tanishkabhonsle Do you think people of the ancient world were using mythical words in talking in real life or were they talking in common speaking language of their time?
This idea that period dramas need to have archaic language comes from drama interpratations.
Do people need everything to be spelt out? He was 10 years rotting on a beach in a war he didn't wanna be in. It clouds you. He wanted the war to end, and that meant entering Troy.
Is it hard to process that he didn't fully realise the magnitude of what would happen?
I love how it was LITERALLY his idea to sneak in the Trojan Horse for the soul purpose of “sacking” the City of Troy but the second his plan works we are suppose to believe he has such regret and all of a sudden hates war and all that comes with sacking a city…
@ForceofLightEn1 Do people need everything to be spelt out? He was 10 years rotting on a beach in a war he didn't wanna be in. It clouds you. He wanted the war to end, and that meant entering Troy.
Is it hard to process that he didn't fully realise the magnitude of what would happen?